Economic data continues to point toward strong growth and financial market volatility continues to be very low. And both equity and fixed income markets have recently performed well. What is our investment strategy in this environment?

With Emmanuel Macro winning the French presidential election another important event risk is out of the way and financial markets have reacted rather friendly. Is this the time to add more risk to our strategy? Find out more.

The global economy seems to be accelerating further and inflation is picking up as well. As a result, the Fed is adjusting monetary policy more proactively than anticipated. How many more rate hikes are we going to see?

In recent months, economic data continued to surprise to the upside and inflation seems to start picking up. Is this acceleration sustainable? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

2017 started with very good economic data and strong equity markets. Can we expect the recent rally to continue? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

Before the US election, financial markets considered a Trump win a risk. After the election, however, things seem to look different and risky assets have rallied. Is US president-elect Trump a positive or a negative shock for the economy? Burkhard Varnholt, Credit Suisse's Deputy Global Chief Investment Officer, gives an assessment of this development from an investor's perspective in a recent video interview.

Over the last few weeks, central bank expectations in financial markets have changed. The market is pricing in a fairly high probability of a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hike in December, and potential European Central Bank (ECB) tapering has also become a discussion point. Nannette Hechler-Fayd'herbe, Head of Global Investment Strategy, gives an assessment of this development from an investor's perspective in a recent video interview.

While the financial markets have been exceptionally calm over the summer, volatility has started to pick up recently. Is this the beginning of a hot autumn? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, gives an assessment of this development from an investor's perspective in a recent video interview.

A year ago, global equity markets were in free fall, with the Chinese market losing close to 20% in just three days. Today, markets are extremely calm, with volatility close to historic lows. What has changed this year and what is the outlook from here on? Loris Centola, Credit Suisse's Global Head of Research, gives an assessment of this development from an investor's perspective in a recent video interview.

After the surprising outcome of the British EU referendum, markets have moved back into a more cautious mode. How should investors be positioned in the current environment? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, presents his view on this in a recent video interview.

Britain has voted to leave the European Union. How will this impact the financial markets and the economy? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, gives an assessment of this development from an investor's perspective in a recent video interview.

The financial market environment has been challenging recently. While equity markets have struggled, commodity prices have surged. Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, gives an assessment of this development from an investor's perspective in a recent video interview.

After a turbulent start to the year, markets stabilized in March. Monetary policy remains a key topic, but investors are turning their attention to the ongoing reporting season and wondering what will come next in the markets. Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, presents his view on this in a recent video interview.

Central banks have been very much in focus again recently. What implications does their monetary policy have on markets and for investors? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer and Loris Centola, Global Head of Research, present their views on this in a recent video interview.

Since the beginning of the year, financial markets have seen substantial turmoil, with equity markets selling off significantly. Concerns about Chinese growth and the health of bank balance sheets seem to be at the center of the market rout. Investors have one question in mind: are we entering a recession? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

Equity and commodity markets have had the worst start into a new year in decades. What are the reasons, and what does it mean for investors? Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global Chief Investment Officer, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

Global economic developments continue to diverge. While US labor market data was very strong recently, Japan, for instance, is back in recession. What is the impact of these developments? Nannette Hechler-Fayd'herbe, Head of Investment Strategy, discussed this question on this in a recent video interview.

After a strong start to the month, positive sentiment in financial markets has declined again. With volatility still elevated, market participants are reluctant to make directional commitments. Watch the latest video interview with Michael Strobaek to find out how investors should position in this environment.

The US central bank has backed away from its first rate rise in over nine years, saying that international economic and financial weakness could dampen activity in the US. In response, other central banks might extend their easing measures as well. What are the consequences for markets and investors? Michael Strobaek, Global Chief Investment Officer of Credit Suisse, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

The Greek debt crisis seems to be over for now, but there are still plenty of financial market risks. Right now investors are focusing on China and the impact of a potential Fed rate hike on financial markets. Michael Strobaek, Global Chief Investment Officer of Credit Suisse, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

Investors are increasingly focusing their attention on the US Federal Reserve's meeting in September. Will it lead to the first rise in interest rates in more than 10 years? Michael Strobaek, Global Chief Investment Officer of Credit Suisse, presents his views on this in a recent video interview.

With the exception of Europe, where growth seems to be accelerating, global economic data has continued to surprise on the downside in the past few weeks – particularly in the USA and China. And while China is already aggressively easing its monetary policy, Credit Suisse experts still expect the Fed to hike rates in September.

Recently, economic data from the US has surprised to the downside and in China the central bank has eased monetary policy surprisingly aggressively following weaker than expected data. And in Europe the Greek situation is still not solved. What implications do these developments have for investors? Joining us to discuss this question is Michael Strobaek, Credit Suisse's Global CIO.